Toad Rider

[Gigio Beach]

The best way to do this is deleting the "Walk" animation and renaming the "Walk Fast" to "Walk". Or you can increase the Move Speed in the Object Editor (WC3). I don't know if the Fast tag only applies with a Boots of Speed or with just an increased Move Speed.

Thank you very much. I tried to do this by deleting the walk animation through Retera's Model Studio, but I couldn't. It's kind of hard to use...

 

[Rubellu Sidus]

Thank you very much. I tried to do this by deleting the walk animation through Retera's Model Studio, but I couldn't. It's kind of hard to use...

Try using easier programs before, RMS is truly hard indeed. I use MDLVis. I recommend using it along with WC3 Model Editor.

 

[FlameofChange]

The best way to do this is deleting the "Walk" animation and renaming the "Walk Fast" to "Walk". Or you can increase the Move Speed in the Object Editor (WC3). I don't know if the Fast tag only applies with a Boots of Speed or with just an increased Move Speed.

IIRC the walk speed and the run speed in Art will work.
I don't know which one does what, but one scales the movement animation (higher values = lower animation speed), and the other sets the speed threshold from which the fast animation tag is automatically added.

 

[Freddyk]

Yes "Walk" and "Walk Fast" are designed to change anim automatically when move speed changes.

In this model, walk speed is set to 100 and run speed is set to 240.
So, what you should do in unit editor is setting variables "Art-anim-walk speed" (uwal) = 100 and "Art-anim-run speed" (urun) = 240.

After that, if unit move speed is close to 240 it should use "walk fast" anim.
And if the unit gets slowed by a spell for example and its actual move speed gets close to 100, it will switch to "walk" anim.
I didn't check at which move speed value the change actually happens, but it's probably at the average between the 2 values (in that case, 170).

 

[Kyrbi0]

Hi! I need some help with the animations. The model only uses the "walk" animation in-game, but I’d like it to use "walk fast" instead, since it fits much better. Is there a way to force the model to always use the "walk fast" animation?

The above is probably the best advice. If you want it to just use Walk Fast all the time no matter what, I'm pretty sure you can just add "fast" to the "Animation Tags" field in the Object Editor for that unit, though.